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Manufacturing Quotation Builder

Prepare a flexible multi-item quotation with quantity, pricing, tax, freight, lead time and commercial terms.

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QUOTATION SL-Q-001

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Buyer name and company

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Product or service100₹0.00₹0.00

Subtotal: ₹0.00
GST / tax: ₹0.00
Total: ₹0.00

Commercial terms

Lead time: —
Payment: 50% advance, balance before dispatch
Validity: 15 days

PRACTICAL GUIDE

How to use the quotation builder

A good manufacturing quotation makes the commercial assumptions as clear as the price. Two quotes that appear similar may cover different materials, inspection, tooling, freight, taxes or delivery schedules.

Use this quotation maker after reviewing the latest drawing and requirement. Describe each line item precisely, show adjustments separately and record what the quotation does not include.

1

Identify the quoted revision

Reference the buyer, enquiry, drawing number and revision so the commercial offer cannot be confused with an older specification.

2

Separate every priced item

Use individual rows for products, tooling, samples, testing or one-time engineering charges.

3

Record commercial assumptions

Confirm GST, freight, payment, validity, lead time, packing, inspection and any minimum order condition.

Worked manufacturing example

Example input

Valve body VB-42 Rev C | 500 pieces | ₹485 each | gravity die cast and CNC machined | pressure testing included

What produces a useful result

  • State whether tooling is buyer-owned or supplier-owned.
  • Describe whether freight and packaging are included.
  • Use the drawing revision in both the line item and notes.
  • Avoid promising a lead time before raw-material availability is checked.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a quotation and proforma invoice?

A quotation offers prices and terms before an order. A proforma invoice is commonly issued after commercial alignment to support advance payment or shipping formalities.

Does the tool calculate GST?

Yes. You can set the GST rate and add freight or discount. Confirm the applicable tax treatment with your accountant.

Can I quote several products?

Yes. Add or remove line items and give each product its own description, quantity and rate.